Armen Babamian

Think of you often Armen.

Armen...you are missed. Have had dreams of seeing you. May God bless your soul, you touched so many!

Although we only got together at his son's house at Thanksgiving,he & Rita always made us feel like we were part of the family. Gail, Frankie & Patrick Carnevale & Bobby Weiser

Heaven gained another angel this week. For those growing up in New Jersey and attending @Sts. Vartanantz Armenian Apostolic Church in the 1970s-90s, it meant seeing Der Vahrich Shirinian preside over the services, Victor (Vartkes) Tekirian assist as lead deacon on the altar, and "Uncle Armen" lead the church choir in four-part harmony. Uncle Armen welcomed all into the choir to celebrate the joy of the Armenian Apostolic church service. Though he's been retired and unable to attend, he has...

Gave me my first solo in church on Armenian Christmas Eve. I was 7. 'Uncle' Armen, you taught me everthing I know about the Yegmalian Badarak. As I teach the next generation of young Armenians the sharagans as well as your compositions, you are in my heart. We will all meet again, "Ari Mer Doon" Love, your Nvairig

Thank's Mr. B.for the steady hand in life ! Andy

Armen I'm so thankful that I was able to spend these last few years as your neighbor. You are an amazing man who had a heart of gold ... You are greatly missed.

Armen taught my sons Peter and Chris to sing songs in Armenian and was a great inspiration to them throughout their life. The sound of his choir was heavenly. Sandie Chobanian